Eight Models Named for Jaycee Ettes Show at Community House
Eight models have been selected for the Jaycee-ettes style show to be held at p.m. Oct. 19 in the Community house. The lineup includes Mrs. Ray Dudley Jr, Mrs. Bryson Filbert, Mrs. Normen Hargrave, Mrs. W. T. Jones 3r, Mrs. H. H. Nitchmann, Mrs. T. T Peck Jr, Mrs. Harry C. Stepani and Mrs. Walker C. Stewart with commentator Mrs. R C. Kalter. Proceeds benefit San Jacinto hospital physio therapy clinic. tickets sold at Town and Country or via Jayceeettes. Two door prizes announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Dudley Jr
Bryson Filbert
Normen Hargrave
W. T. Jones
H. H. Nitchmann
T. Tpeck Jr
Harry C. Stepani
Walker C. Stewart
R C. Kalter
San Jacinto Hospital
Library Drive For Membership Nets $1,097
Friends of the Library report shows total donations of 1097 with 572 from individuals, 600 from a bank, and 25 for a memorial book fund. Dr Julian Spring chairs the effort to buy books for Baytown public library as remaining contributions from a women's club are awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the Library
Julian Spring
Baytown
Women's Club
Sears
First Meeting For Lamar Cole Circle Tuesday
The newly organized Lamar Cole circle of Second Baptist church held its first meeting at the home of T. W. Hammack. Eleven members enrolled. ten attended the Bible study. New officers named include Mrs. T. W. Hammack chair, T. C. Albright co chair, Mrs. H. D. Cartledge young people's secretary, Mrs. W. EB Me Fatridge corresponding secretary and treasurer, J. H. Ashworth pro tifer, Mrs. J. A steward, J. C. Sandlin benevolence, Ashworth education, Mrs. C. Saxon social, Mrs. Albright mission study, and Mrs. AW. D. Stripling publicity. Sunshine sisters chosen. next meeting Oct 21 with Mrs. Cartledge at 618 Pearl Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamer Cole
Second Baptist Church
T. W. Hammack
T. C. Albright
H. D. Cartledge
Mirs. W. EB
Mirs. W. Eb, Me Fatridge, Corresponding Secretary and Tressurer; Mrs. Cartledge
J. H. Ashworth
J.C. Sandlin
Ashworth
C. Saxon
Albrigat
AW. D. Stripling
Sunshine Sisters
Cartledge
Pearl Street
Summers Leads Circle Bible Study at Second Baptist
Mrs Summers led the Edith Allen circle Bible study at her home 100 Lafayette Drive with nine members present. Mrs Owens chaired. prayer by Mrs McCrae opened. secret pals chosen. Next circle meeting set for Tuesday at 215 am, then church circles meet at the church to go to Cedar Bayou for WMU association. Cocoa cocoa and cooking served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. BE. Summers
Edith Allen
Second Baptist Church
Lafayette Drive
J T. Owens
Sue McCrae
Cedar Bayou
Associationat
WMU
Lynchburg Plans School Carnival For Halloween
Lynchburg elementary PTA meets to outline its annual Halloween carnival set for 5 a.m. on October 25. Mrs. H. G. Wallace heads the event with a list of chairmen including Mrs. Ciay Senter, R. L. Cutbirkh Je, Mrs. E. J. Chamblee, Mrs. F. V. Soloma, Mrs. T. B. Cale, Mrs. B. J. Craig, G. N. Yolland, K. E. Rountree, Mrs. Eller, Greenfield moyles, Mrs. Alice Dorris, and Mrs. Billy Cargill for booths, spook house, talent show, and other preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Lynchburg
H. G. Wallace
Cventual
Ciay Senter
R. L. Cutbirkh Je
E. J. Chamblee
F. V. Soloma
T. B. Cale
Alto
B. J. Craig
G. N. Yolland
K. E. Rountree
Eller. Greenfield
Moyles
Alice Dorris
Spook House
Billy Cargill
Doris Jackson Circle Will Sponsor YWA
The Doris Jackson circle of Second Baptist church will sponsor the young women's auxiliary. At a Tuesday meeting in Mrs. Paul Stephens home, Bible study was led, a reporter elected, and secret pals voted. Several members and guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Jackson
Second Baptist Church
Young Women's Auxiliary
Paul Stephens
East James
E. P. Atkinson
Stephens
van Taylor
Fisher Odom
H. B. McGahee
Leo A. Frost
Atkinson
C. D. Young
J.E. Tillman
Odom
Young
Frost
Tillman
Mrs Beaugh Hosts Baptist Circle Meeting at Home
Mrs J Bruce Beaugh hosted the Women’s Missionary circle at Memories Baptist Church Tuesday. The meeting at 0 Wright Blvd was led by Chairman Mrs James Wise who presided and gave a devotional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Beaugh
Women's Missionary Circle of Memories Baptist Church
Wright Blvd
James Wise
Circle Will Send Boxes To Shut-Ins
The Hazel Watson circle of Second Baptist church voted to send boxes to shut-ins at its meeting Tuesday in the home of Mrs. E. R. Whitmer. Mrs. H. M. Mathews, president of the Women’s Missionary union, led a Bible study with eight members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Watson
Second Baptist Church
E. R. Whitmer
East Lobit
H. M. Mathews
Women's Missionary Union
Social Calendar for Cedar Bayou Area Groups
Thursday activities include Anson Jones Parent-Teacher Association at 2 15 p m Cedar Bayou Eastern Star at 1 20 p m Gamma Nu Delta Kappa Gamma at 7 20 p m Theta Rho Girls at 7 30 p m Women’s Society of Christian Service at 10 a m Bandage Rolling group at 9 am Band Parents meet discusses buying new uniforms for Cedar Bayou A band. Mrs C W Plato president stresses cooperation and attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson Jones
Cedar Bayou
C. W. Plato
Rex Ray Circle to Install New Officers at Oct 21
Rex Ray Circle of Central Baptist church will install officers on Oct. 21 at the home of Mrs. W. W. Roberds in Bonham. New officers include Mrs. Loys Box chairwoman and several co chairs and counselors. First meeting was held at Mrs. Box’s home with 12 members and five children present. The circle honors missionary Rex Ray from Texas who served in China during the Korean War era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Ray
Central Baptist Church
W. W. Roberds
Neal
Loys Box
D. L. Mullens
Wind. Darby
J. J. Compton
W. H. Stegall
Coy Johnson
E. E. Slagle
A- G. Good
W. Wesley
W. H- Stegall
Kelley
Coounselor
Texas
South Korea
China
Bonham
Tex
Southern Baptist Convention
Stegall Ledia
Roberds
Cocos
Central Baptist Circle Names Elizabeth Truly
The Central Baptist circle met at Mrs. John Escoubos home on Sunset Drive with ten members present. Elizabeth Truly was chosen as the name honoring a missionary educator in Nigeria. Mrs. Escorbos chaired the business session and a prayer period was held for the sick and revival plans at Central Church. A community project would donate handkerchiefs and sugar to the seaman's center in October. Refreshments were served after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eizabeth Truly
Central Baptist Church
John Escoubos
Sunset Drive
Elizabeth Truly
Nigeria
Africa
E. 5
Rhoden
Central Church Fund
Escorbos
Wes
Seaman’s Center
Li. B. Beaird
Weiner Roast for First Baptist Girls Auxiliary
The Girls Auxiliary of the First Baptist church held a weiner roast Saturday at Mrs. Vernon Myers home 2003 Alabama. Guests included Jenny Lind Whitesides Sue Karen Frazier Sharon Myers Jo Ellen Spiers Martha Lou Gay Priscilla Myers Sharon Jesseey Lucy Sanders Carol Peet Gracie Broussard Carol Sanders Ronna Hunter Ann Crown Jackie Telor Peggy Shugart Jill Myers Mrs J Garland Smith WMU president Mes Vi Brown young peoples secretary and Mrs Watt Crow GA councilor Officers were elected during the business session with Sue Karen Frazier president Sharon Myers vice president Jenny Lind Whitesides secretary Marthe Lou Gay treasurer and Jo Ellen Spiers pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenny Lind Whitesides
Karen Frazier
Sharon Myers
Jo Elen Spiers
Martha Lou Gay
Priscilla Myers
Sharon Jesseey
Lucy Sanders
Carol Peet
Gracie Broussard
Carol Sanders
Ronna Hunter
Ann Crown
Jackie’ Telor
Peggy Shuggart
Jill Myers
J. Garland Smith
WMU
Mes_Vi Brown
Young Peoples
Watt Crow
Sue Karen Frazier
Marthe Lou Gay
Jo Ellen Spiers
Girl Scout Troop 11 Meets In Church Annex
Girl Scout Troop 12 met in the annex of St Mark's Methodist church at 3 30 p m Tuesday. The group completed merit badge work on clay switch plates for bedrooms. The switch plate project is one of 32 badges required for the first class award. Troop 11 will meet again at 230 pm next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Troop 12
St Mark's Methodist Church
Tea Names N Notes Rushing at Lee College Just Folks
Gasuma Phi Kappa social sorority began rushing Sundays with a tea in the student lounge. About 20 rushees attended as members of the house party. officers listed include JOANNE C. trogenrar as secretary and JOVETA JONES as president. Sponsor MISS SYLVIA STERN. Local visitors and Baytown ties noted among faculty and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gasuma Phi Kappa
Lee College
Aliss
Joveta Jones
Linda Pierce
Irene Selensky
Joanne C.trogenrar
John Boyer Fourth Birthday Party Honors Boyer
John Scott Boyer was feted with a fourth birthday party at 108 West Humble hosted by his mother Mrs. J. A. Boyer. The table featured a tractor centerpiece with farm décor as guests enjoyed cake ice cream and favors for 13 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Scott Boyer
J. A. Boyer
West Humble
John
Chris Buckner
Linda Underwood
Jamie Hurst
Ronnie Hutson
Bethany Bletsch
Carolyn Strickland
Jane Turner
James Keel Frazier
Lou Nell O'Grady
Molly McElroy
Becky Holder
Anna Catherine Davis
Boyer
Heber Page
Jonn Gibson
Cedar Bayou PTA Award Prize For Parent Members
Cedar Bayou PTA offers a prize to the classroom with the most students whose parents join the association. The drive is led by Mrs. H E Minter, membership chair. Parents may join by sending names and 56 cent dues to their child’s classroom. deadline Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Bayou
Parent
HE. Minter
Easy Sewing Pattern Offer With Fall Fashion Book
A vintage advertisement describes a simple sewing pattern No 248 with front and back pieces cut in one, plus a companion blouse. It lists sizes 2, 12, 34, 16, 18 and 20, and promotes the Fall-Winter Fashion Book priced at 25 cents and available from Pattern Bureau in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolia
Baytown Adopts Budget Ordinance for 1952 53
City of Baytown proceeds with ordinance WO-756 adopting the annual budget for October 1, 1952 to September 30, 1953. Public hearing held per Charter Section 44, council approves base estimate totaling multiple funds, with items for General Government, Highways, Health, Water Works, debt service, and traffic improvements. The measure includes appropriations and bond provisions and was approved September 25 by the City Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eAn
Baytown
City Mana
St Baytown
Cit City
Sily
Sobie Safer
Hedtambyal Ag
Walter “Works
Thermaio
Funil
MN Shail
Basso
Adqptr
Sand
Connell
Circle Irene Anderson forms at Second Baptist church
Mrs Albright led the Irene Anderson circle Bible study at Second Baptist church with eight members and one visitor Mrs Gerbig present. Prayer opened the meeting on Women of Destiny in the Old Testament. Next meeting set for Oct 12 with Mrs Dawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Albright
Irene Anderson
Second Baptist Church
K. Sehreth
C. H. Dayson
Schrock
C. R. Barnette
Albright
W. J. Gernizberg
Barnette
Dawson
East Lobiz
Circle Honors Mrs Fowler At Stork Shower
Mrs Jack Fowler was honored at a stork shower Tuesday by the Martha circle of Cedar Bayou Methodist church. The event followed its regular meeting at the home of Mrs B H DeBShong on North Ridge drive. Pink and blue decor and a corsage marked the gift. Refreshments were served to members and three visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Fowler
Martha
H- H. Harris
Harris
Albert Nelson
Market Street Road
Rev Brannen to Speak at Anson Jones PTA Meeting
Reverend James Brannen will address the Anson Jones Parent-Teacher Association at 2 15 p m Thursday in the school auditorium on In Our Schools. Azs George Spangler reports on the polio meeting in Houston and Mrs Marvin Wallace leads carnival plans with a Saturday night carnival set for the week’s end. Elsie Clamon will report on the Home and Family Life workshop. coronation winners announced at meeting close. Fourth grade mothers serve refreshments after. Executive committee meets at 115 pm Thursday in the party room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James. Brannen
Anson Jones
Parent-Teacher Association
Azs
George Spangler
Houston
Marvin Wallace
Setkock
Rlrs
Elsie Clamon
Stembers
Installation of Julia Graham circle officers at Central Baptist
Mrs. E. Slagle presided as president of Central Baptist Womens Missionary Union and led the installation of Julia Graham circle officers in Mrs. C. W. Kirkland's home. New officers include chairwoman Mrs. John L. Wright and co chair Mrs. L F. Dickerson with duties in treasurer secretary publicity community missions and Bible study. A 15 minute prayer period for revival and the sick followed the meeting. Luncheon was served to members and two visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Slagle
Womens’ Missionary Union of Central Baptist Church
Julia Graham
C. W. Kirkland
John L. Wright
L F. Dickerson
James H. Lilly
Virgil Gordon
Howard Engel
Curtis Walker
ME. Anthony
Cw. Kirkland
Clyde Stevens
Guy ©. Woods
Peorple
Trene Henderson
Robert F. Stipe
Wright
E. W. Freeh
Mabel Padgett
Mrs Powell Leads Class Officers Installed
Mrs Powell leads the class officer installation at Central Avenue School in the USO room. Officers installed include President Margaret Houllaway, Vice President James Owens, Secretary Pat Broadway, and Minkater Glen Smith with Mrs Gerry Cocktain and Mrs C Y Lawton assisting. refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
Ray Svimat
Bolster Street
Sea of Adult
Iek
Ty Y Baptist
James Rene
James Owens
Pat Broadway
Glen Smith
Minkater
Clent Lee
Gerry Cocktain
C. Y. Lawtoner
Mrs P Bennett Appointed Wooster Circle Head
Mrs P F Bennett was named chairman of the activities committee at Wooster circle of St Mark's Methodist church. Mrs E J Offer hosted at 21 Ashby with assistants Mrs C J Ganson and Mrs C W Hilliard. Meeting opened with Bringing in the Sheaves and a prayer. Finance report by Mrs R L Huddleston, prayer group notes by Mrs F E Kelley. Baby layettes to be sent overseas. World Community Day announced for October. New study course These Rights We Hold introduced. Visitor Mrs R W Brau of Sealy, Texas attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F. Bennett
Wooster
St. Mark’s Methodist Church
E. J. Offer
Ashby
C. J. Ganson
C. W. Hilliard
Bennett
R. C. Read
E. J. Blanton
R. L. Huddleston
F. E. Kelley
E. J. Ofter
Linda White Elected President Of Scout Troop 35
Linda White was elected president of Girl Scout Troop 35 at a Tuesday meeting at Mrs. 5. W Froahner home. Other officers named include Virginia Lucas as vice president Margie Cook secretary Patsy Robertson Mary Leggett and Aline Kasjar as reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda White
W Froahner
East James
Virginia
Lucas
Margie Cook
Betty Frochner
Patsy Robertson
Mary Leggett
Aline Kasjar
Cedar Bayou OES Sets Picnic Honoring Matrons
Cedar Bayou chapter of OES plans a 6 p.m. Thursday picnic at the Masonic hall. The event honors Worthy Matron Mrs. Oudia Carter and Junior Past Matron Mrs. Annie Gardner. A grand chapter party is at the same time, and all members and families are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Bayou
OES
Masonic Hall
Oudia ‘Carter
Annie Gardner
Circle Named For Missionary In Japan Circle Is Named For Missionary In Japan
The Floryne Miller circle of day in the home of Mrs. B. FL Gregory at 702 East Defoe was named for a missionary now stationed in Hikara Japan. Mrs. Fannie Foster presided over a brief business meeting as Moody Archie led Bible study and a Galatians devotional. Officers include W. A. Read co chairman E H Gregory secretary treasurer Renry Ward missionary chairman Dave Martin community missions Neal Blankenship benevolence chairman Mrs W TL Jones periodic chairmen D R Primore social chairman Lowie Kelly stewardship chairman Meady Archie Bible study and Jesse Powell young people secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floryne Miller
Central Baptist Church
B. FL Gregory
East Defoe
Hikara
Japan
Fannie Foster
Moody Archie
Central Friday
Whitely welcomes daughter Jennifer Lorraine
Baytown couple Charles W Whitley and wife announce the birth of their daughter Jennifer Lorraine on Monday at San Jacinto Memorial hospital Grandparents are Floyd Bridges and D D Whitley both of Belton and Mrs Whitley of Belton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitley
Charles W. Whitley
Baytown
Jennifer Lorraine
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Floyd Bridges
D. D. Whitley
Belton
Carolyn Lilly Feted On Her Twelfth Birthday Party
Mrs Haskell Lilly honored her daughter Carolyn Lee Lilly at a Tuesday birthday party. The event featured green and white decor, a long serving table, and 320 guests. Boys received bubbles and corsages while girls were given jelly bean prizes as cake was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell Lilly
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YWA
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Central Baptist Circle
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Weiner
First Baptist Church
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Alabama
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Sealy
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Baylor
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J. B. Braziel
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